Okay. He's under arrest. He's under arrest. >> You don't listen, you're going to go to jail, too. >> Oh, great. >> I did not do anything. >> Hands behind your back or you're going to stop. >> On March 25th, 2025 at 18 p.m. Depir Police in Wisconsin respond to situation involving a male suspect and his female companion appears to be his mother. The suspect is argumentative from the start, refuses to cooperate fully, and ends up arrested on an active warrant. Let's see what happened. >> Sounds like you got some warrants. I don't want to do anything. >> Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop. He's under arrest. He's under arrest. Stop. >> Stop. Tell me what I did. >> Stop. You're under arrest. Have a warrant. >> You're under arrest. You have a warrant. >> He's got a warrant. He's under arrest. >> What? Put your handb UP NOW. >> BACK UP NOW. >> Eat it. I'm going to taste the warrant. >> I got that. Tell me what the probation. >> Ma'am, back up now. >> I would like to back up. Do not grab me. I am not. >> Do not touch me. >> Anything wrong? >> Tell me. >> You're going to the ground if you don't put your hands behind your back. >> Anything wrong? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> The back, Aiden. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I did not do anything. >> Wrong. >> Stop hurting my right wrist. >> I did not do anything wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to >> Stop hurting my right. >> Put your left hand. did not do anything behind your back now. >> You guys are bullies. >> Aiden, put your hands back. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Aiden, I don't want to hurt you. >> You have already. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> Take this hand. >> This is all because I smoke weed. >> This is wrong. You guys are doing worse. >> Put your hands behind your back. I have not done anything wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Then, please, I'm going to go with >> I didn't do anything wrong. They're not going to let you go with >> You're going to get tased. >> No, you won't put your hands behind your back at work. >> No, they're not. Put your hands behind your back now. No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Mom, put the camera on me. >> I did wrong. >> Aiden, please. Please, please cooperate. Please cooperate. >> I WILL COME WITH YOU. >> PLEASE STOP IT. >> Stop it. >> I GET IT. I GET IT. This is absurd. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay, enough. >> I did not do anything. >> Yes, I did not. >> Stop it. >> Okay. >> What is wrong with YOU GUYS? KNOCK IT OFF. >> STOP. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> Companion mentions mental health and hearing loss. Officers confirm there is an act of warrant and the suspect is going to jail. Suspect argues he only smoked weed and is being treated unfairly. >> DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> GET HER out of here. >> You know what? >> You're going to go to jail, too. If you don't listen, >> you don't listen, you're going to go to jail, too. >> Oh, great. >> I want you right. He has mental health issues. >> Okay. Well, he's got a warrant. HE'S GOING TO JAIL. >> I need you to listen. >> Okay. HE HAS MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICES. OKAY, we'll let the jail know. Stop [laughter] >> treating me like this. >> I have a hearing loss. >> All you have done is smoke weed >> and I'm going there with you. >> No, you're not. >> Because Yeah, I am. No, you're not. >> You can go to the jail and tell them WHAT YOUR GRIEVANCES ARE, BUT you are not coming with us. >> I understand. What jail is he going? >> Brown County Jail. >> Where is it? >> You guys want the rap? >> I haven't done >> WHERE IS IT? >> WRONG. WHERE IS IT? >> I'm right up front. >> I want to see >> 3030 CURRY LANE. >> SHOW NUMBER 3030 CURRY LANE. >> If you'd like to grab a pen and paper, I can write it down for you. >> Off of me. >> Nope. That's not going to happen. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> This is BECAUSE I SMOKED WEED. >> You want to sit down? >> Nothing else. >> I need >> Stop. >> Mom, here. I got >> you guys are abusive. >> Go and sit down, please. >> Told you multiple times. >> I want to know 3030 Curry Lane. >> I'm not the one in the R Y. >> You guys should be ashamed of yourself. >> Even that's in the city of Green Bay. I don't know the zip code, but it's on the far east side. >> You have warrant for arrest. >> Okay. I want to know what this warrant is. If I can see this warrant. >> I don't have a paper copy of a warrant. We have an electronic copy. Dispatch is confirming it right now. After he goes after he goes into the squad car and on his way to jail, I will show it to you like it now. >> That's not an option. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm saying no, cuz we're dealing with this right now. >> Excuse me. >> You should have a right to see a warrant before anything happens. >> Is he an adult? >> Okay, then I'll show him the warrant. >> You're not You're not his caretaker. He's an adult. He's able to care for himself. So I will I will >> I totally understand. >> Tell me about that. Tell me what he's dealing with. >> I don't know what he's dealing with right now right now. He's being uncooperative and probably catching more charges because this is not making it any >> mental healthare >> and I'll I'll pass it on to the jail. >> So you guys don't understand this video. This is so wrong. It is all being recorded right now, including your demeanor. >> Good. >> Why? >> Because you guys need to understand about mental health care needs. >> Okay. >> Suspect and companion continued debating the warrant's validity. At around 6:16, the officer finally reveals the warrant is specifically related to smoking weed, marijuana violation. Officers explained they will show it once he is in the squad car for safety. No paper copy is available on scene. Dispatch confirmed it electronically. I don't I don't make the rules. I don't issue the warrants. I am required to enforce them. He has a warrant. I have to abide by that. All I do is >> No, absolutely not. If he cooperated, I would. >> But he could go to jail and he can get a copy of a warrant there. But he does not have a right to see that warrant. No, he does not. >> Yes, he does. Before you take him anywhere. >> Yes, he does. We have a right to be able to see a warrant. >> Okay, >> you guys. You guys. >> So, show him your warrant. >> Not right now. If he cooperates, sure. I'll show him the warrant. >> Otherwise, >> you leave. >> No. Nope. >> He'll go to jail and then he'll see the warrant on the way to jail or at jail. >> Believe that because I smoke weed you are doing this. >> That's just the way it is. I'm sorry. If you have a >> What's the warrant out? >> I don't know. I can look that up for you. But right now, you're distracting me from this. So if you could >> there's a reason >> why is there a reason that you want to distract me from anything >> and this is not helping him uncoopering is not helping. I agree I didn't say that this is about mental health and you have no idea what he is dealing with with them. We're doing it [laughter] because our system is broken. I agree with that. There are issues in the system. I would agree with you. >> Yeah. >> It's impossible to get mental health [laughter] care needs for people who need it. >> Have you reached out to our >> I have reached out to everybody. >> Who have you reached out specifically from the city of Pear? >> We have called the mental health police who come and talk and then they say >> there's no there's no such thing as mental health. people who work with that >> who you can call and see. >> Who did you specifically call? >> I have I can go get the cards. >> Have you talked to John Bushmaker? >> Yes, I have. And you know what? I know all the resources before he did. I' I've worked in resources. >> Yeah. And I I don't I don't disagree that there's issues [clears throat] with the system, but unfortunately, he has a warrant. >> He needs to go to jail and address that warrant. >> We need to see that warrant. He deserves >> He is an adult. He's an adult. And if he cooperates, I will show him anywhere. >> No, we're going to take him out of this house first. >> And we have [laughter] not not in this not in this situation. Not in this situation. >> Yes, we do. >> No, you can't demand things. >> If he cooperates, we can show him. >> There's no way he can't. >> He's in a wrap right now because he's not cooperating. That rap is forcing him to cooperate. >> Jump me. >> So, show him. >> Do you want to see the warrant, >> dude? It's for smoking weed. >> Is it? >> Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] It is. What else is it? It cannot be for anything else. >> I haven't seen the warrant. >> What? >> I have not seen the warrant. >> THEN WHY ARE YOU GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT LIKE YOU know about it? >> Come on now. Listen to yourself. This is9. >> Okay. Confirmed. Confirmed. We >> My god, you guys are ridiculous. >> We have a right to see. >> Ma'am, he's got a warrant. It's >> No, we have the right to see it. No, we have the right to see it. Let's pull it up. You can ask for it when he's well aware that he has a warrant. >> It's for smoking weed. >> Aiden. Aiden, would you like me to see the warrant? >> I would love that cuz I don't trust any of these bastards. >> Once he's in the squad car, these are brainless drones. Just do what they're told. >> I'm telling you right now, you're going to just do as you're told without any thought. You're doing this to your own people for smoking weed. If you were hurt on the street, I would help you. I can when you treat me like this. >> Wait, hold on. >> We'll get We'll get to that in a second. >> You have a right to see the war. >> I don't know where in the Constitution you say. >> Ridiculous. >> Wow. You guys are messy. >> It doesn't say the mom of the person we're arresting has the right to see. It >> doesn't show the >> He's an adult. He's made adult decisions and these are the consequences. >> This isn't the through the rest. >> Yeah, it's because I smoke weed. >> This is how you guys treat people. >> This is how they treat people who smoke weed. If you smoke weed, this is what they're going toing do to you. >> Guys, >> you guys, I know that you're trying to like uh block this, you know, mentally, but think about what you're doing. Just think about why nobody has trained you to do that. Know that much. >> Because not hurt me unnecessarily. >> Treat me with respect and deserve. >> Yep. We're trying, but you're making a difference. >> Not this is in no way respectful. You know this. This is an assault. This is a crime against humanity. And you know what? I know for a fact that you police have treated other people worse. I know that for a fact. All of them are for smoking weed. >> You got the rest of the rail. >> Suspect is taken into custody and transported to Brown County Jail at 3030 Curry Lane, Green Bay. No physical forces used, just verbal commands and standard procedure. The suspect had an active warrant. In the US, once officers confirm a warrant through dispatch, they are legally required to take the person into custody. The suspect's argumentative behavior and refusal to comply quickly made the situation longer than it needed to be, but officers stayed professional and gave multiple explanations. An active warrant, even for something like a marijuana violation, authorizes arrest anywhere the person is located. Officers do not have to show the physical warrant paper on scene. Electronic confirmation from dispatch is enough. Showing it after the person is secured in the squad car is standard safety protocol to prevent fights or attempts to grab documents. Mental health mentions do not automatically cancel a warrant. Officers noted it, but still had to enforce the arrest. No use of force was needed here, which is exactly how these stops should go when the suspect eventually complies.